2025 NCAA DI Men’s Tennis Championships: Bracket, Scores, Schedule – Road to Waco
Mark your calendars, tennis fans! The 2025 NCAA DI Men’s Tennis Championships are just around the corner. After an intense regular season and conference tournaments, the field is set for the culmination of college tennis in the United States.
The tournament, hosted by Baylor University, will take place at the Hurd Tennis Center in Waco, Texas, from May 16-18. Let’s take a deep dive into the bracket, scores, and schedule, and get you ready for the action.
2025 DI Men’s Tennis Team Championship Bracket
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2025 DI Men’s Tennis Championship Schedule
- Super regionals | May 9-10
- Men’s team championship | May 16-18
*All times are in Eastern Standard Time (EST)
Scores and Results (Updated)
NCAA DI Men’s Tennis Team Championship History
TCU crowned the 2024 champion after defeating Texas 4-3 in the nail-biting final. With 21 titles to their name, Southern California leads the nation but last won in 2012. Here’s a brief history of the championship:
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Where will the 2025 DI Men’s Tennis Championships be held?
The 2025 DI Men’s Tennis Championships will be held at the Hurd Tennis Center in Waco, Texas.
When will the championships take place?
The championships will take place from May 16-18, 2025.
How can I watch the championships live?
Visit NCAA Live for live streaming and more information.
Who are the top seeds for the 2025 DI men’s tennis championships?
The top four seeds are Wake Forest, TCU, Texas, and Stanford.
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